Barry Westling

Hi Danielle:

Also, one of the advantages of evaluating and then reviewing a test with the group is that it might allow a student to gain a better understanding of the rationale they need to answer similar questions that will occur on future exams. Also, it might trigger new questions about the subject matter that will help to stimulate a better understanding of the concepts overall.

Regards, Barry

Barry Westling

Hi Gary:

Also, one of the advantages of evaluating and then reviewing a test with the group is that it might allow a student to gain a better understanding of the rationale they need to answer similar questions that will occur on future exams. Also, it might trigger new questions about the subject matter that will help to stimulate a better understanding of the concepts overall.

Regards, Barry

Barry Westling

Hi Jessica:

Also, one of the advantages of evaluating and then reviewing a test with the group is that it might allow a student to gain a better understanding of the rationale they need to answer similar questions that will occur on future exams. Also, it might trigger new questions about the subject matter that will help to stimulate a better understanding of the concepts overall.

Regards, Barry

Rebecca Melville

to see if whatyou are teaching and how you are teaching it is being successfully utilized by the students

Barry Westling

Hi Teri:

The advantage of evaluating and then reviewing a test with the group is that it might allow a student to gain a better understanding of the rationale they need to answer similar questions that will occur on future exams. Also, it might trigger new questions about the subject matter that will help to stimulate a better understanding of the concepts overall.

Regards, Barry

Barry Westling

Hi Beverly:

The advantage of evaluating and then reviewing a test with the group is that it might allow a student to gain a better understanding of the rationale they need to answer similar questions that will occur on future exams. Also, it might trigger new questions about the subject matter that will help to stimulate a better understanding of the concepts overall.

Regards, Barry

Barry Westling

Hi Karen:

Also, one of the advantages of evaluating and then reviewing a test with the group is that it might allow a student to gain a better understanding of the rationale they need to answer similar questions that will occur on future exams. Also, it might trigger new questions about the subject matter that will help to stimulate a better understanding of the concepts overall.

Regards, Barry

Barry Westling

Hi Cindy:

With any style of testing, it might be a good idea to review the material and apply it to a real-life scenario (if you can).

Also, the advantage of evaluating and then reviewing a test with the group is that it might allow a student to gain a better understanding of the rationale they need to answer similar questions that will occur on future exams. Also, it might trigger new questions about the subject matter that will help to stimulate a better understanding of the concepts overall.

Regards, Barry

Barry Westling

Hi Kenneth:

The advantage of evaluating and then reviewing a test with the group is that it might allow a student to gain a better understanding of the rationale they need to answer similar questions that will occur on future exams. Also, it might trigger new questions about the subject matter that will help to stimulate a better understanding of the concepts overall.

Regards, Barry

Monica Harris

Without a system of evaluating students, we will not know if they are actually learning the course content, learning at the appropriate pace, or whether they have chosen the proper curriculm to meet their goals. Recording the responses to various questions/methods helps us learn if we are presenting the subject matter in a way that promotes a balanced learning environment.

nancy sakach

Evaluating students is for both student and instructor to know how well the information in class is being absorbed. Students for the most part want to know how they are proceeding in the class and I certainly need to know if I am getting accross to my audience.

Barry Westling

Hi Theodore:

The advantage of evaluating and then reviewing a test with the group is that it might allow a student to gain a better understanding of the rationale they need to answer similar questions that will occur on future exams. Also, it might trigger new questions about the subject matter that will help to stimulate a better understanding of the concepts overall.

Regards, Barry

Barry Westling

Hi Aaron:

The advantage of evaluating and then reviewing a test with the group is that it might allow a student to gain a better understanding of the rationale they need to answer similar questions that will occur on future exams. Also, it might trigger new questions about the subject matter that will help to stimulate a better understanding of the concepts overall.

Regards, Barry

Barry Westling

Hi David:

The advantage of evaluating and then reviewing a test with the group is that it might allow a student to gain a better understanding of the rationale they need to answer similar questions that will occur on future exams. Also, it might trigger new questions about the subject matter that will help to stimulate a better understanding of the concepts overall.

Regards, Barry

Barry Westling

Hi Winnifred:

The advantage of evaluating and then reviewing a test with the group is that it might allow a student to gain a better understanding of the rationale they need to answer similar questions that will occur on future exams. Also, it might trigger new questions about the subject matter that will help to stimulate a better understanding of the concepts overall.

Regards, Barry

Barry Westling

Hi Jessica:

The advantage of evaluating and then reviewing a test with the group is that it might allow a student to gain a better understanding of the rationale they need to answer similar questions that will occur on future exams. Also, it might trigger new questions about the subject matter that will help to stimulate a better understanding of the concepts overall.

Regards, Barry

Barry Westling

Hi Bobbe:

The advantage of evaluating and reviewing a test with the group is that it might allow a student to gain a better understanding of the rationale they need to answer similar questions that will occur on future exams. Also, it might trigger new questions about the subject matter that will help to stimulate a better understanding of the concepts overall.

Regards, Barry

Barry Westling

Hi Ruth:

By consistently evaluating and allowing students to have an idea of how they are doing in class, they have the chance to make changes in study habits as soon as possible. By doing this, they promote a more successful outcome for themselves by the end of the course.

Regards, Barry

Barry Westling

Hi Ruth:

One thing to avoid this might be having a policy of “no make-up quizzes” at the outset of the class. This can create an expectation for the students, and supports the importance of being in class everyday.

Regards, Barry

alex duran

is the way as instructor to know if yours students are getting what you are teaching